Current Issue Journal of Law and Public Policy

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Current Issue: Volume 18, Issue 2: Free Speech

Articles

Article Name	Author(s)	Page
Retrodiction Markets	F. E. Guerra-Pujol	316
Democracy and Disagreement: Reconciling a Thick Theory of Equal Protection with a Thin Theory of Free Speech	David Schultz	332
The Duty of Care of Digital Platforms in Tackling Fake News in the Light of Freedom of Expression in Brazil	Giovanna Voorn Montiero	355
Threats to Academic Freedom and Free Expression on College Campuses	Amna Khalid & Jeff Snyder	382
Critical Race Theory Bans and Canceling Russia	Robert Kahn	392
Constitutional or Catastrophic? Using Transparency Laws to Combat Hate Speech on Social Media	Caitlin Ring Carlson	424
Defining the Modern Public Square	Rachael Houston & Stephen Earnest	462
First Amendment Protections on Social Media	Jennifer Safstrom	490
303 Creative and the Corrosive Nature of Easy Decisions	Steven Green	534
Social Media Regulation in the Wake of 303 Creative	Michael Smith	555
Contextual Erasure of Public Corruption in the Court's First Amendment Campaign Finance Jurisprudence	Kimberly Breedon	605
A Conversation Between Professor Nadien Strossen and Professor Thomas Berg	Nadine Strossen & Thomas Berg	649

Comments

Article Name	Author(s)	Page
Restatement (Second) of Conflict of Laws §187(2) State Interpretation and Enforcement in Relation to Contracts and Public Policy	Olivia Bradford	674
Social Media Spoils the System	Taylor Daniels	687
Consideration of the Impact of FOSTA on Sex Trafficking Victims, Voluntary Commercial Sex Workers, and Free Speech on the Internet	Hanna Day	715
Data Privacy in the United States: Challenges Proposals, and a Bipartisan Framework for Comprehensive Reform	Ryan Espere	739
Parental Rights and State Intervention: A Constitutional Analysis of Gender-Affirming Care and Minor's Rights	Kenya Holderbecker	759